The Estonian village of Vinski found itself squeezed between the border with Russia and anti-tank trenches, writes ERR.
According to the television and radio company, trenches were dug on private land as part of the creation of the Baltic defense line. Their total length was almost 23 km.
The residents of the village, which has seven farms, are not satisfied with the current situation. They fear that children may fall into the canals because their slopes are too steep. In addition, they fear where the water flowing into the canals will be directed, and whether the forest road will remain accessible.
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